bifrost

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   by bifrost 6y ago

   Those were actually legal to own prior to this ruling...
2. 332.▲
   by bifrost 6y ago

   There haven't been any school shootings during CV19. It really isn't about the gun and more about the shooter.
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   by bifrost 6y ago

   Thats preposterous, we don't allow the 1st amendment to only apply to printing presses or hand made leaflets/books. The founders were also aware of things like the puckle gun and multi-barreled weapons systems, all of which could
4. 334.▲
   by bifrost 6y ago

   I've been an nvi user for around 20 year, vim ain't for me.
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   by bifrost 6y ago

   I think this is my favorite comment today.
6. 336.▲
   by bifrost 6y ago

   TBH I only go to GH to access other people's projects. If I have to use git, I use GitLab...
7. 337.▲
   by bifrost 6y ago

   I take it that you haven't seen SF's "pitstop" system. They're incredibly clean/hygenic and ventilated. Yet people still befoul the streets. The unfortunate "why" is that they DGAF, I wish I was makin
8. 338.▲
   by bifrost 6y ago

   Its VERY high. SF's budget is basically $40-50k per homeless person yet each person receives a fraction of that, maybe 10%, its incredibly inefficient. Its even been called "The Homeless Industrial Complex" by a variety of
9. 339.▲
   by bifrost 6y ago

   I agree its hard to get treatment. There is absolutely no "one size fits all govt approved treatment plan" and that makes almost every case unique. Since POTUS44 its been mandatory to purchase commercial health insurance and those
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    I'm happy to discuss facts but I agree that HN is probably the wrong place for politics and non-technical discussion. IMO The community doesn't like politics and honestly I think thats one of the reason HN is such a great place.
11. 341.▲
    by bifrost 6y ago

    Finnish society is extremely different, their solutions are non-transplantable to the US.
12. 342.▲
    by bifrost 6y ago

    Its probably because its supposition disproven by facts. You can give someone who's homeless a home, but that gives them zero tools to keep it. There's an assumption that the person doesn't need supplimental support to have a
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    The Reagan canard is, well, wrong. It has way more to do with the ACLU suing Florida and the resulting SCOTUS decision was that it was illegal to involuntarily commit someone. Yes, that means you can't put someone who's out of the
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    SF has recently proven OP's postulation as fact. Even the extremely "progresive" mayor pointed it out. SF's homelessness is not about any of the things you've noted.
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    The cost of housing isn't the problem, this has been proven over and over again in SF. Yes, housing helps, but its not a cure. During the CV outbreak SF has had a hard time getting people to go into hotels when offered, because people
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    This Quora answer seems really weird and the Wikipedia article doesn't clarify much. I recall people talking about the hiptop using NetBSD pretty early on... I kindof get them calling DangerOS an OS though after reading through the ans
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    Entertainment: Markov generator text from POTUS's speeches and tweets(crab.services)

    2 points by bifrost 6y ago|0 comments
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    Be aware that firing a paintball gun in most major cities is a big nono.
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    This is one of the problems I set out to solve with Hashplane, this happens to a LOT of orgs heh.
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    When the Internet Was Made of Sound (2019)(popularmechanics.com)

    29 points by bifrost 6y ago|2 comments
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    If you count a single multicore 1.9Ghz CPU as a "Large Xeon" then you'd be right, otherwise thats incorrect.
22. 352.▲
    by bifrost 6y ago

    Doing it right is not easy, and most people don't do it correctly nor do they know how to make it work all the time.
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    There's certainly an aspect to that, but generally no.
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    by bifrost 6y ago

    I'm not sure what you mean because it basically is the same thing just without cryptographic surety. And the "peering problem" is absolutely solved with proper route filtering...
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    by bifrost 7y ago

    I guess we'll see what happens TBH. I didn't realize it'd been available in JunOS since 12.2 which covers a variety of devices (even some old stuff I've seen on customer sites), I've yet to come across a site with i
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    by bifrost 7y ago

    There are lots of things stopping that... The first namely being that nobody is going to do that unless they have too much time on their hands and don't actually run a real network. "Just loading routes" into a router is not
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    by bifrost 7y ago

    Took me a minute to realize you were Job Snijders too lol. We both know there are still garbagey nets out there using ARM32, MIPS and who knows what else out there for control plane processing. Only the big guys are gonna upgrade to support
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    by bifrost 7y ago

    I'm not sure which platform you're talking about, mine uses PPC, which hasn't been in a desktop in quite some time. kern.version: JUNOS 18.XXX.X #0: XXXX-XX-XX 03:28:10 UTC builder@svl-junos-p001:/volume/build&#
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    by bifrost 7y ago

    There has been tooling for generating proper route filtering for quite some time now, the problem is virtually nobody uses it.
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    by bifrost 7y ago

    Routers don't typically use PC cpus.